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What is moderate diffuse brain atrophy? is it curable? please suggest and guide

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Variable: Brain atrophy is the term for decreasing size of brain faster than seen in normal aging, and in elderly, might be a sign of alzheimer's. Can also be seen in other infirmities such as ms, prior repetitive head trauma, spinocerebellar degenerations, and prior brain infections and multiple strokes. Moderate is a lower grade of extent. Need to get an underlying diagnosis to address this. See neurol.

Answered 6/21/2021

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Is diffuse brain atrophy common in old age? How does it affect normal life?

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